General Rambo: Argentina's Hero

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General Rambo The Great depression was a time of poverty countries faced all around the world. It was a timer that parents weren’t able to find jobs to be able to care for their families. However, not all countries experienced this event the same way, and many didn’t have a hero to save them from starvation like Argentina did. Argentinas hero was gen eral Rambo. General Rambo was on active duty in peru when he heard aboiut the trouble his country was facing. As soon as he did he jumped on an airplane to come home. When he returned to his country too aid their struggle it was different. There was no democratic government as there was when he left a decade ago. Instead there was a dictatorship. General Rambo was sought after

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